Rigoni di Asiago Mielbio Raw Italian Orange Blossom Honey comes from zagara (orange blossom) flowers harvested in Sicily and Calabria, giving it an intense, characteristic aroma. This 10.58 oz (300g) honey is pale, white to straw in color, creamy, and perfectly spreadable. It ships fast from our New Jersey warehouse as a Single jar, Pack of 3, or Pack of 6.
Why You'll Love It
- Orange Blossom Honey — made from zagara flowers with an intense aroma.
- Almond & Orange Peel Notes — pleasantly sweet and fragrant.
- Creamy & Spreadable — pale, white to straw-colored texture.
- Certified Organic — USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified.
- Raw & Produced in Italy — harvested in Sicily and Calabria.
- 10.58 oz Jar — available as Single, Pack of 3, or Pack of 6.
How to Use
Sweeten tea and herbal infusions, spread on toast, drizzle over yogurt, or use it in Sicilian-style dessert recipes.
About Rigoni di Asiago
Rigoni di Asiago is an Italian family company that has farmed organically in the foothills of the Alps since 1923. Browse more pantry favorites in our Grocery collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this honey safe for babies?
No. As the label advises, do not feed honey to babies one year of age or younger. For everyone else, this raw orange blossom honey is a simple pantry staple, and the printed label is the best place to confirm allergen and facility information for your jar.
How should I store it?
Keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry pantry away from direct sunlight. Honey does not need refrigeration, and storing it at room temperature helps keep it creamy and spreadable. Check the printed label on your jar for any storage guidance and best-by information.
What does orange blossom honey taste like?
It is pleasantly sweet and fragrant, with an intense aroma that is reminiscent of almonds and orange peel. The honey is pale, white to straw in color, with a creamy texture that spreads easily on toast and stirs smoothly into tea and herbal infusions.
Where is it made?
It is raw honey produced in Italy by Rigoni di Asiago, harvested from zagara (orange blossom) flowers in Sicily and Calabria. The jar carries USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified marks, so you can check the printed label for the full certification details before you buy.